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Get Detailed Phone Specs at PhoneScoop

Jason Bean — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 00:19:45 +0000

As I was writing a post in computers on EveryJoe about gadget device size, I uncovered this handy site with loads of phone specs at PhoneScoop.com. It’s very nicely organized and is loaded with information. With the popularity of cell phones continuing to increase exponentially, finding the right one for you is probably the hardest task.

The site is very well-designed and allows you to select multiple phones and compare them on specs and features. It really makes finding that right one for you super easy. As I said in my other post, size isn’t my biggest concern, it’s more about phone functionality and features.

The PhoneScoop website lets you find the features you want quickly and make an educated and informed decision about your future phone purchase.

The site also has information about the different cell carriers as well. You can uncover information about their policies, coverage information and see a gallery of available phones you can get on their network.

Also handy is glossary for figuring out just what is meant by all those terms thrown around by the websites and cell phone sales people when you go into the store.

Go uncover the scoop about your next cell phone at PhoneScoop.com

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Cases.com Cell phone Protection for Everyone

Jason Bean — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 14:45:14 +0000

I just came across this site for finding a new cell phone case for my PPC-6700 phone from Audiovox. Cases.com has probably the most variety and extensive catalog for a wide variety of phone models that I’ve ever seen. You can find your phone by manufacturer or network.

Large and numerous images and photos of phones and cases also makes the process of trying to figure out the best phone case for you even easier as well.

Cases.com is super-easy to navigate and find what you’re looking for quickly. The other thing I immediately noticed and liked about this site was the variety of price ranges and options that were available. For my model there were soft and hard cases available ranging from $19 – $50+. In addition to cases he also provides access to batteries and memory cards as well.

Uncover a new case for your expensive phone and protect your investment at Cases.com

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Noobie – Friendly Technology Consulting & Technology

Jason Bean — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 13:45:18 +0000

I met a gentleman, Patric Welch, this morning at my local coffee shop that runs the Noobie website and I really like the design, functionality and helpfulness of this site.

If you just need some tips and quick information on topics like:

Computers
Digital Cameras
Television & Home Theater
Internet
Phones & Mobile Devices
iPods & MP3 Players

The Noobie website will probably give you exactly the information you need to get started and answer the immediate questions you may have.

Here’s what Patric says about the site himself…

Noobie, Inc. is your technology education destination. Whether you want to get the most out of the latest gadget or learn new ways to make technology work for you, we can help. Noobie, Inc. offers reliable and objective information in safe and understanding environments. Attend an event, read an article, browse the blog, or schedule a coaching session.

Why didn’t I think of this first! Arrrghh.

If you’re like me and serve as the alpha-geek of your immediate and extended family. The Noobie site could be a great link to send friends and family to help them educate themselves on the tech that’s out there and what it can do for them.

Stop being a noob, go visit…

www.noobie.com

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Are You iWaiting on Hold for the New iPhone

Jason Bean — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 14:49:36 +0000

This is a familiar site in a lot of malls and retail centers today with the release of the new iPhone. My question is, “Is it really worth it?” It’s just a phone!

Have you been waiting in line? Do you have a story to share? Photos to share? I’d love to see them!

Photo Source: spencesmith via TwitPic

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GotVoice

Jason Bean — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 04:21:10 +0000

When I added VoIP phone service to our home phones via Comcast’s Digital Voice service, one of the options available to me was to be e-mailed and notified any voice-mail messages that were received on my home phone.

I’m not sure what happened to the service from Comcast, but it just stopped being available.

GotVoice brings that same functionality back to me, and adds the same function for cell phone messages as well.

Have you ever wished you would have saved that important voicemail? Would you like to share your voicemails with family, friends or coworkers? With GotVoice, you can, for FREE!

GotVoice retrieves voice messages from your existing home and cellular phones and delivers them directly to your email inbox either automatically, using a pre-chosen schedule, or manually with a simple click of a button.

Access your voicemail on the Internet

Easy to sign up – only takes a few minutes

Get all your messages in one place

And yes, GotVoice is FREE

Never miss that important call again, or not keep that important voice-mail you wish you had now to go back and listen to in the future. Check-out GotVoice today!

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